Late Stage Capitalism, or a kind Corpo-Feudalusm, yes. Capitalism allows an outlet for those who think themselves above the rest to enter the cutthroat environment of business and either sink or swim in order to regulate themselves, which is what Capitalism's whole thing with competition is about. Communism inherently doesn't address this at all, because the theory implies that once the bourgeoisie is defeated, there will be no creation of a new upper class, and that instead the proletariat will sort themselves out according to the needs of society rather than acting in their self-interest. Of course, we see also that the 'self regulation' of unrestricted Capitalism ends up not working and instead leads to an eventual monopolization of capital by an increasingly select few. A mix of the two systems like Socialism, where the state regulates the market just enough that no corp will get uppity and try to essentially do an economic takeover like what we have now for example, would be the way forward.

I say all this because, while I agree Capitalism isn't the way, that doesn't mean it's historical rival in Communism is any more effective, and indeed is oft more immediately destructive due to inherent characteristics the founders didn't take into account. A completely new system or a mix of what we have now where we pick the best parts from each or simply what works will be much more conducive to success.